New York

The global hospitality investment landscape is entering a phase defined less by expansion and more by precision. Capital is still present, but increasingly selective, and execution has become the primary differentiator between stalled deals and successful transactions. Against this backdrop, the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum (IHIF) 2026, taking place from May 31 to June 2, 2026 at the New York Marriott Marquis, positions itself as a key reference point for understanding how

In a part of New York that rarely pauses to reconsider itself, Downtown Brooklyn has been quietly recalibrating. Long defined by civic institutions and commercial density, the neighborhood has, over the past decade, shifted into something more layered – a place where residential life is no longer incidental but central. The arrival of The Bowen, a condominium at 289 Schermerhorn Street, sits squarely within this transition, proposing a version of urban living that feels measured rather than

Set along the eastern shore of New York’s Finger Lakes, the village of Aurora has long existed in a quiet dialogue with its past. Its buildings – brick, timber, and memory – trace a layered history shaped by agriculture, industry, and education. The restoration and expansion of the Farmhouse at the Inns of Aurora Resort & Spa adds a new chapter to that narrative, one that is less about preservation as an endpoint and more about continuity as a design strategy.

Step inside Residences 6A and 6B at The Willow, and you immediately sense a dialogue between architecture and interiors – a conversation orchestrated by Claudia Allegra Interiors that turns materiality into mood and detail into narrative. Nestled in Manhattan’s historic Gramercy neighborhood, these two residences showcase how thoughtful design can bridge the city’s classic architectural language with a modern, lived-in elegance

Perched high above Manhattan’s bustling NoMad neighbourhood, the newly reimagined rooftop bar at Arlo NoMad marks the latest chapter in Stonehill Taylor’s ongoing dialogue between urban sophistication and cosmopolitan ease. The celebrated hospitality design studio, known for its nuanced approach to spatial storytelling, has transformed the hotel’s uppermost level into a sensorial retreat

At the meeting point of contemporary art and architecture, the Solarium Penthouse (PHC) at 200E20TH in New York’s Gramercy Park sets the stage for Garden’s Edge, an immersive exhibition conceived within the residence itself. Designed by CetraRuddy, the full-floor penthouse has been transformed into a living gallery, framing works by three New York–based artists

In the heart of Midtown Manhattan, just steps from Grand Central Station, Monogram New York rises as a contemporary interpretation of Art Deco elegance. Conceived by architect Ismael Leyva in collaboration with Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu of Shanghai-based studio Neri&Hu, the 35-storey residential tower marries the rhythm and refinement of early 20th-century design

Set in a 1903 Beaux-Arts building in Manhattan, The Ned NoMad is where timeless glamour meets downtown energy. It’s the first Ned to open in North America, with interiors by Soho House Design and architecture by Stonehill Taylor – a bold reimagining

New York City, the financial and real estate capital of the world, is set to become the global epicentre of hospitality investment this June. From June 1–3, 2025, the New York Marriott Marquis will host the prestigious NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum (IHIF)

Rising with sculptural grace at 201 East 74th Street, THE 74 is Manhattan’s newest architectural darling – a design-forward tower that redefines what it means to live well on the Upper East Side. Conceived by the visionary minds at Pelli Clarke & Partners and interior maestro Rafael de Cárdenas, this 32-story, 41-residence masterpiece merges pre-war tradition with modern finesse